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its the end of the rule as we know it
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my grandma gave me a book about climate change when I was your kid's age; this was back in the 80s, the book was written in the 70s.
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its the end of the rule as we know it
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my grandma gave me a book about climate change when I was your kid's age; this was back in the 80s, the book was written in the 70s.
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Uncles David
I'm not a big sweets person, but butterscotch raspberry pudding sounds amazing
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It's always the ones you expect
question for any Hungarians here - are 25 men gay orgys illegal??? Wondering if the police that nabbed him were there on duty or part of the fun.
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10 years ago today, Hillary Clinton received the Democratic Party's nomination for President
...right after illegally doing everything they could to ensure Bernie Sanders was snubbed
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so....nothing's going to happen. got it.
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TIL about a bridge that turns into a tunnel
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along with the Hampton Roads Bridge-Tunnel right next door
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New poll shows who Dems want in 2028 — and it’s not Kamala Harris
"Buttigieg, Ocasio-Cortez and Harris are the top three picks for Democrats" - just through polling. No announcements on running from either
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The list of pains this setup would cause is more than 3
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I love this feature in kde, if only just to amuse
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Miami-Dade's brushfires helped reveal that ICE violated over 100 court orders in South Florida
same ole story. dhs acting illegally and in direct violation of court orders while no legal repercussions brought to any dhs employee. everyone is free and clear with some stern warnings.
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The pros and cons of PSA tests for prostate cancer for midlife and older men
I would much rather have a false positive, and have to take more tests to confirm a diagnosis, than having a cancerous prostate and not knowing until it was advanced and more invasive procedures were called for
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‘Too important not to fight for’: Spain’s wine industry seeks infusion of new blood
“We all need to work together to make this sector more attractive so that young people make a decision that’s often difficult.”
This article makes it sound like winemakers want to attract younger people into the business but are taking absolutley no action to make that happen.
And their primary source cited was a nepo-baby ... 4th generation vineyard owner ... who couldn't understand why younger people are moving away from rural areas to make money, and get an education.
you make your bed and lie in it, as they say.
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this is nice to see. as a US resident i only keep whatsapp to interact with non-us friends (mostly european). would love to be able to convert everyone.
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Roku OS’s home screen now features a large, permanent ad
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I use adguard on my opnsense with several lists... one of them snags it by default. the big blank border of a square is still lame.
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Bernie Sanders and AOC had the biggest attendance ever at their Fighting Oligarchy rally with over 35,000 people in Denver, Colorado!
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same here. i couldn't have been more wrong.
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'The Death Of Robin Hood' Bombs: Hugh Jackman Movie Ends Run With Less Than $7 Million
I thought it was a great movie. super dark, which I enjoy. I imagine it didn't rake in money because there was barely any marketing for it.
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Is anyone else suddenly waking up super early for no reason?
Coincidentally, same here. The sun is rising earlier and I have a ton of light in my bedroom
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What's an example of something that usually goes unnoticed when done well but very noticeable when done poorly or not done at all?
radio access network (cell coverage)
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Microsoft Issues 2 Emergency Windows Updates—What You Do Now
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the correct answer
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cc: make a wish foundation
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more wood on the fire!
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Beginners Questions about Audiobookshelf, DNS and nginx
Not familiar with cloudflare. But generally speaking, purchase and register a domain and point the DNS to cloudflare. Configure the A record of your domain to your home's public IP address. In your firewall you want to set up a translation rule to send any traffic on a port you assign externally to whatever IP and port your nginx server is internally.
You can also consider not exposing any of your services publicly - keeping your home server more secure. Instead set up a wireguard (or other) VPN, expose just that and point your domain or subdomain to it. Then, while you're away, connect to your VPN and have your audiobookshelf client on your phone connect to you lan IP address /port.